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Things We Love – Feb. 2, 2020
A shortlist of newly discovered stuff you have got to see, hear, wear, use or eat, written by staffers from the Star-Advertiser. Read more
A shortlist of newly discovered stuff you have got to see, hear, wear, use or eat, written by staffers from the Star-Advertiser. Read more
In recent years, we’ve seen plenty of ’90s-era performers announcing shows in Hawaii. Wouldn’t it be refreshing if performers at the height of their success — such as Adele, Beyonce, Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga, Lizzo, Maroon 5, Shawn Mendes, just to name a few — announced concerts in Hawaii? Read more
Nowadays, I also get glares from vacation renters in the waterfront houses. Every time I walk the wall I miss the warm, neighborly local families who lived here before. Read more
The episode circles back to the very first case the police detective investigated and reconnects him to his biggest nemesis, Wo Fat. Read more
Louis Solywoda says being “in therapy for years” was what freed him to pursue careers as a photographer, model and singer/songwriter — and most recently to national fame auditioning for “American Idol” on March 8. Read more
The garden keeps them busy but provides plenty of benefits for this engaging couple. Read more
One goal for sustainability is planting a fruit tree in every yard. Or even on your apartment lanai. Read more
This week’s synopses of Korean dramas televised on KBFD TV. Read more
This week I thought I’d respond to several questions readers have asked me. One is about the boat that Natalie Wood died on or near, which ended up in Hawaii. Read more
Ticket sales for the Ocean Safety Bureau and the Kauai Lifeguard Association’s fifth annual fundraiser on July 27, have been slower than usual. Read more
In these times of the coronavirus pandemic, there’s been an atmosphere of gloom and doom amid abundant cancellations and closures. So how about some happy news, touching and heartwarming, within our community? Read more
Longtime entertainment writer Ben Wood, approaching his 86th birthday, recalls his colorful newspaper career as he steps back from his regular column. Read more
A new 2018 edition of the book adds 13 classic films, along with feature films, TV shows and documentaries released since the original version was published in 2015. Read more